Animals – Page 5 – THAT IS PRICELESS

MASTERPIECE #2176

Richard Ansdell, British

Four Hours Into the Hunt, Gerald Suddenly Remembered He Was a Vegetarian, 1869

Oil on canvas

Anselm Feuerbach, German

Penelope Briefly Considered Telling Edith About the Rattlesnake Behind Her, But Then, Edith HAD Been Kind of Annoying Lately, 1867

Oil on canvas

Carl Steffeck, German

“Honey, When You Bought the Horse We Agreed You Wouldn’t Ride It in the House. If He Pooped in the Elevator Again, It’s All Yours,” 1865

Oil on canvas

Hans Canon, Austrian

The Pathologists Performing the GEICO Gecko’s Autopsy Could Tell in an Instant Foul Play Was Involved, 1863

Oil on canvas

Rosa Bonheur, French

“Oh No — There’s a Giant Hole in the Bottom of the Boat. We May Have To Abandon Sheep,” 1863

Oil on canvas

Johann Köler, Estonian

Hercules, Suddenly Wishing He’d Remembered To Bring a Pooper Scooper, ca. 1855

Oil on canvas

Leopold Loeffler, Polish-Russian

Though His Family Loved It, Cliff’s Ventriloquist Act Somehow Failed To Find a Larger Audience, 1853

Oil on canvas

Arthur Hughes, English

After Four Years of Trying, Holly Had Started To Wonder Whether It Was Actually POSSIBLE To Train a Cow To Sit on Command, 1872

Oil on canvas

Nikolai Vasilevich Nevrev, Russian

“Spiderrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!,” 1866

Oil on canvas

French School 19th Century (Artist Unknown)

“I’m Glad You Like It. I Call It ‘Mercury Stepping in Dog Poop,'” 1877

Oil on panel